Are Cowboys' Super Bowl Odds Being Overlooked Through First Four Games?
By Peter Dewey
Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys have impressed so far this season, getting out to a 3-1 start and entering Week 5 as the only team in the NFL that has covered the spread in every game this season.
The Cowboys competed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 1. After that they got past the Los Angeles Chargers before dismantling the Philadelphia Eagles and Carolina Panthers in consecutive weeks.
I’ve shown Dallas some love in the latest edition of our NFL Power Rankings, but the oddsmakers at WynnBET aren’t sold on the NFC-East leading Cowboys yet this season.
Odds to Win the Super Bowl This Season
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers: +550
- Kansas City Chiefs: +600
- Buffalo Bills: +650
- Los Angeles Rams: +1000
- Green Bay Packers: +1200
- Baltimore Ravens: +1300
- Cleveland Browns: +1300
- Arizona Cardinals: +1400
- Los Angeles Chargers +1600
- Dallas Cowboys: +1800
- San Francisco 49ers: +1800
- Seattle Seahawks: +2500
Dallas has the same odds as the 49ers, who are 2-2 and may be without Jimmy Garoppolo at quarterback, and frankly I think that is a little low. The 49ers are a solid team, but they play in a tougher division than Dallas by a mile, as all three NFC West teams have at least +2500 odds to win the Super Bowl.
The Cowboys are on pace to roll through an extremely weak NFC East, and they’ve done it with a balanced offense that has put up the third-most yards, sixth-most yards per play and fourth-most points in the league this season.
As long as Prescott is healthy, Dallas seems to be a great bet to make the playoffs. That should give it a chance to compete for a Super Bowl, and through four weeks with wins over the Chargers, Eagles and Panthers, I think Dallas is a bit undervalued heading into a Week 5 date with the New York Giants.
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